We receive and publish a note sent by the Il Duemila Institute. Here is what it reads:
The wonderful Italian aquarium, in Genoa, the largest Italian merchant port.
Sicilian Aquarium in Mazara del Vallo, one of the largest fishing ports in the Mediterranean.
It’s time to move so as not to lose the Sicilian identity of this role as a strategic asset for the life of the Mediterranean sea and the fish that live there.
The possibility, today, of creating the large Sicilian aquarium is compatible with the financing objectives of the European resources of the PNRR of the cohesion plan funds.
It’s time to roll up the sleeves of the political-entrepreneurial and cultural class of Mazara, to ask the regional government for decisive intervention for the Sicilian aquarium, in Mazara del Vallo, with three large glass tanks like those in Genoa.
It will be an instrument, the lawyer declares it. Vella president of the “duemila” research and development institute, to realize the future of the Mediterranean, on principles of sustainability and environmental compatibility, and not only of strong attraction of Italian and foreign tourist flows. The scenery of the aquarium can be easily reached, by sea or by motorway.
According to an indication by the famous Italian-Swiss architect Rota, who died on April 6, the aquarium could be built in the renovated port wine storage and embarkation complex of Piazzale Quinci at the mouth of the Mazaro river.
The embellished entrance to the aquarium from the outport multiplies the view of the Mediterranean sea with beauty.
